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Boys need places to keep their special treasures too and the Tommy Jewelry Box is just the right answer. This trunk-style keepsake box is perfect for him with a surface covered in decorative blue paper featuring a fun sports-themed design. Open the domed lid to reveal a large compartment inside perfect for baseballs trading cards watches toys and more. A bottom drawer runs the length of the box and is ideal for flat items and special papers.This box closes with two silver-tone metal hatches and has a solid blue interior. Measures 11.875W x 7D x 7.375H inches.About MeleEmidio Mele an Italian immigrant to the United States came to New York City in 1896 and learned to make jewelry boxes as an apprentice before founding Mele Manufacturing in 1912. He began by designing and building elegant displays for jewelry store windows. His jewelry box making business grew throughout the 1900s responding to demands for boxes to hold Purple Hearts during WWII and developing as a popular household name for quality jewelry boxes. Today Mele Jewelry Box is known as the Mele Companies which encompass various divisions under the Mele name. Now based in Utica N.Y. Mele still upholds the family atmosphere on which it was founded and remains America's foremost name in jewelry cases.

The Tucker Jewelry Box gives any little boy a wonderful place to store his most precious treasures. Shaped just like a treasure chest this box features a domed lid with two metal silver-tone clasps which opens to reveal a large compartment inside that can hold toys baseballs and more. A bottom drawer runs the length of the box and is ideal for flat items and special papers. Outside the box is covered in decorative paper with a navy background and a fantasy landscape scene in shades of orange and blue. Measures 11.875W x 7D x 7.375H inches.About MeleEmidio Mele an Italian immigrant to the United States came to New York City in 1896 and learned to make jewelry boxes as an apprentice before founding Mele Manufacturing in 1912. He began by designing and building elegant displays for jewelry store windows. His jewelry box making business grew throughout the 1900s responding to demands for boxes to hold Purple Hearts during WWII and developing as a popular household name for quality jewelry boxes. Today Mele Jewelry Box is known as the Mele Companies which encompass various divisions under the Mele name. Now based in Utica N.Y. Mele still upholds the family atmosphere on which it was founded and remains America's foremost name in jewelry cases.